haziness

Meanings

• The quality of being hazy or unclear; lack of sharpness or clarity.

  - "The lake was shrouded in a thick haze."
  - "The city was covered in a hazy smog."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with haziness
haze , maze , blaze , maze

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Homophones

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1. haze and hoes, hose, and His
   

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Variants

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hazier , haziest , hazily , haziness , hazinesses , hazy

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Forms

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The noun form of haziness is 'haziness'. The adjective form of haziness is 'hazy'. The verb form of haziness is 'haze' or 'make hazy'. The comparative form of haziness is 'more hazy'. The superlative form of haziness is 'most hazy'. The infinitive form of haziness is 'to haze' or 'to make hazy'. The gerund form of haziness is 'hazing'. The past tense form of haziness is 'hazed'. The past participle form of haziness is 'hazed'. The present participle form of haziness is 'hazing'. The imperative form of haziness is 'haze' or 'make hazy'. The interrogative form of haziness is 'Is it hazy?' or 'How hazy is it?'

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Etymology

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Old English hæsige, related to hæsoc, foggy, cloudy.

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Related Concepts

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1. Fog: Fog is a type of low-lying cloud that forms when water vapor in the air condenses into tiny water droplets. Fog can reduce visibility to near zero, making it difficult to see roads, buildings, or other objects. Fog can also create a sense of mystery, tranquility, or ethereal beauty.

2. Haze pollution: Haze pollution is a type of air pollution that occurs when large amounts of tiny particles, called particulate matter (PM), are suspended in the air. Haze pollution can make the air look hazy, milky, or smoky, and can reduce visibility to near zero, making it difficult to see roads, buildings, or other objects. Haze pollution can also have negative health effects, particularly for people with respiratory conditions, such as asthma, or heart conditions, such as angina. Haze pollution can also have negative economic and social consequences, particularly for industries that rely on clear skies, such as aviation, tourism, and agriculture.

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Culture

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["In literature, haze can symbolize mystery, confusion, or an indistinct boundary between two things. In art, haze can create a sense of depth, atmosphere, or mood.", "In music, haze can refer to a particular sonic quality, effect, or texture that can make music sound dreamy, ethereal, otherworldly, or psychedelic."]

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